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2003rif. 2-0262692813Bradford Books 2003. Paperback. New. illustrated edition. 444 pages. 10.75x8.25x0.75 inches. Bradford Books paperback
rif. c63252 textes en 1 fort volume in-4, publiés par Mame et Fils à Tours, reliés en demi-chagrin violine de l' époque, dos à nerfs, filet doré sur les nerfs, larges compartiments de grands fleurons dorés, titre doré ( Brassey Voyage aux Indes et en Australie), plats de toile chagrinée violine avec encadrement à froid, tranches dorées. Reliure très légèrement frottée; quelques piqûres, mais bon exemplaire.
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1922rif. 115090Adelaide: Sands and McDougall 1922. First Edition. Hardcover. Fair. Adelaide Sands and McDougall 1922. Large octavo; original red papered boards rebacked; covers rubbed; extremities worn; inner hinges split and but binding firm; missing pp i-vi including flyleaf and title page and pp 19-22 advertisements at the rear; a decent copy. Sands and McDougall hardcover
rif. 105523The gloss-paper prints are each approximately 150 × 200 mm. The three streetscapes have the title and studio credited in the negative. The first two items are slightly foxed and there is a tiny hole in the sky in the first one; the gloss surface is lightly scuffed; overall the condition is very good. According to information supplied by the family see State Library of South Australia B 71188/2 Hobart-born Alfred Augustus Stump trained as a photographer under J.W. Beattie before moving to Adelaide and setting up his own studio. Davies and Stanbury list Stump and Co. at various addresses in King William Street and Rundle Street in the city from 1888. A short paragraph in the 'Narracoorte Herald' on Friday 13 July 1894 contains the following: 'A fire occurred in the premises of Messrs. Stump and Co.'s photographic studio Hindley-street at 4 o'clock on Wednesday morning. The place was completely gutted nearly everything being destroyed'. The studio was in fact at 35A King William Street on the northern corner with Hindley Street. These photographs come from an incomplete and damaged loose-leaf album purchased at auction in Adelaide in August 1971: the purchaser pencilled in 'supposed to be c.1890'. The album has the appearance of a studio stock book with numbers on the captions of the remaining plates ranging from 10 to 218. One of the photographs Number 179 showed the studio at 35A King William Street presumably taken some time between its establishment in 1892 and the fire in July 1894 giving the supposed date of the album some basis in fact. unknown
1890rif. 113419Adelaide: Printed by Hussey & Gillingham 1890. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good. Adelaide Printed by Hussey & Gillingham 1890s. Oblong octavo 143 × 230 mm comprising an introductory leaf a leaf of descriptive captions and 15 leaves of plates all printed rectos only containing a total of 79 images. Flush-cut quarter cloth and decorated card covers printed in gold and light and dark blue; covers lightly marked with a few small light pink stains to the front cover; notwithstanding an excellent copy. All plate leaves depict one or more illustrations from photographs against a watercolour pictorial background with calligraphic titles. There is only one full-page plate proper. Trove records copies in four institutions as well as what appear to be later editions: 'Gall's Glimpses of Adelaide and South Australia: 80 Viewlets' circa 1902 and 'Gall's Glimpses of Adelaide and South Australia: 100 Viewlets' circa 1904. Ferguson 9808 described as having '15 plates'. Printed by Hussey & Gillingham paperback
1936rif. 134514Adelaide: Printers Trade School 1936. Very Good. Adelaide Printers Trade School 1936. Quarto 34 pages with two-colour illuminated initials throughout. Overlapping gilt-lettered suede marked and unevenly discoloured with a few signs of light wear; minimal signs of age and use; a very good copy internally excellent. Number 15 of only 60 copies. 'It has been the practice ever since the establishment of the Printers Trade School from time to time to issue a volume exemplifying the work done by printing apprentices. This being the centenary year of the State the volume while still maintaining its character as the work of apprentices has been modified to include a resume of the course of education during the past hundred years' from the foreword by the SA Minister of Education the Hon. S.W. Jeffries. Contributors include Dr A. Grenfell Price and Dr Charles Fenner. Printers Trade School unknown
1931rif. 105047Adelaide: Printed by The Hassell Press 1931. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good. Adelaide Printed by The Hassell Press 1931. Octavo 136 pages with a few illustrations of exhibits and numerous advertisements many of them illustrated plus rear cover advertisements. Pictorial wrappers featuring a striking design by Rex Wood on the front cover; wrappers slightly creased with trifling loss to the corner-tips of the front cover and minor loss to the head of the spine; opening date pencilled at the head of the front cover; corners of the first dozen or so leaves lightly creased or curled; occasional pencilled check-marks; minor signs of age and use; overall a very good copy. The catalogue contains 1776 entries each containing a short description of the item and frequently the name of the lender. Printed by The Hassell Press paperback
1927rif. 140425Adelaide: 'Compiled and Designed by The Farm and Station Handbook Publishers . Wholly set up Printed and Published by Sharples-Printers-Limited' 1927. First Edition. Paperback. Fair. Adelaide 'Compiled and Designed by The Farm and Station Handbook Publishers . Wholly set up Printed and Published by Sharples-Printers-Limited' 1927. Octavo 208 pages with numerous illustrations advertisements and tables plus 12 pages of inserted advertisements an 8-page section on green paper and two separate leaves on red paper and an errata slip tipped in at page 61. Three-colour pictorial wrappers a little marked and lightly worn at the extremities; bottom half of leaf 81/82 torn away removing part of a form for recording stock purchases and an advertisement respectively; leading edge a little stained bleeding slightly into the margin; minor signs of handling and use including some calculations in ink and pencil on four general expenditure pages with a short internal tear to one leaf; overall a decent copy. Copies in Trove and further details about this publication are scarce. The first volume was published in December 1925 at least one more volume appears to have been published and there is some variation in the titles. 'Compiled and Designed by The Farm and Station Handbook Publishers ... Wholly set up, Printed and Published by Sharples-Printers paperback
1985rif. 144162Adelaide: Gillingham Printers 1985. First Edition. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. Adelaide Gillingham Printers 1985. Large quarto xiv 209 pages with several maps and numerous illustrations mainly from historical sources plus a folding plan 'Plan of the Green-Hills. Special Survey . by J.R. Burslem Jan. 1841' and pictorial endpapers. Red cloth lettered and decorated in gilt on the spine and front cover; edges speckled red; a fine copy in the original clear acetate dustwrapper a little chipped and torn at the foot of the spine. The first and only edition of these memoirs; number 34 of 260 copies signed by Peter Cotton Managing Director of Gillingham Printers. 'Frost's reminiscences recount his experiences as a labourer gardener shepherd cowherd drover miner house-repairer builder contractor and ultimately architect with such well-known buildings to his credit as Brougham Place Church and Whinham College until recently the Lutheran Seminary. He had tendered for the construction of the Overland Telegraph his tender being rejected apparently unfairly . There is an artlessness about his reminiscences but this is due to his truthfulness and sincerity' from the foreword by Sir Walter Crocker. Gillingham Printers hardcover
1982rif. 146584Glengowrie: Johann Gersch Book Committee 1982. First Edition. Hardcover. Near fine. Glengowrie Johann Gersch Book Committee 1982. Quarto 456 pages with numerous illustrations and genealogical tables. Pictorial papered boards; a couple of trifling signs of age and handling; a near-fine copy. A detailed history of the family of Johann Gersch 1817-1890 who emigrated to South Australia in 1854 on the 'Steinwärder'. The family were Wendish Sorb/Lusatian Lutherans. Johann Gersch Book Committee hardcover
1857rif. 75680Adelaide: Government Printer 1857. Very Good. Adelaide Government Printer 1857. Foolscap folio 1 page plus a folding map 282 × 430 mm. Drop-title; small holes in the inner margins where sewn when bound now disbound leaving a few chips and residual spots of glue; an excellent copy. South Australian Parliamentary Paper Number 39 of 1857. Government Printer unknown
1870rif. 112434Adelaide: W.C. Cox Government Printer 1870. Near fine. Adelaide W.C. Cox Government Printer 1870. Foolscap folio 1 page plus 2 hand-coloured folding maps 342 × 285 mm and 342 × 290 mm. Drop-title; four small holes in the left-hand margins where stab-sewn when bound now neatly disbound; tiny sealed nick to the bottom edge of all three leaves; a near-fine copy. The areas under discussion are near Kingscote. South Australian Parliamentary Paper Number 216 of 1870. W.C. Cox, Government Printer unknown
1858rif. 114747Adelaide: Government Printer 1858. Very Good. Adelaide Government Printer 1858. Foolscap folio 5 pages. Drop-title; four small holes in the inner margins where stab-sewn when bound now disbound; an excellent copy. South Australian Parliamentary Paper Number 120 of 1858. Douglas the Harbor Master of South Australia refers regularly to the observations of Flinders the French under Baudin and Eyre in this survey from 'the western boundary of this province and the west end of Kangaroo Island'. Government Printer unknown
1998rif. 141698Canberra: Murray-Darling Basin Commission 1998. First Edition. Paperback. Canberra Murray-Darling Basin Commission 1998. Foolscap folio two volumes xiv 646 40 pages with 57 tables and 150 figures including several maps; and xliv 280 98 pages with 18 tables and 22 figures including several maps. Plastic comb-bound colour-pictorial wrappers with a protective clear plastic front cover; extremities a little rubbed and creased; marginal staining and cockling to the top corner of the last 50 leaves of the second item discoloured on the leading and top edge; a very good pair. Lake Victoria is a large fresh-water lake located in south-west NSW approximately 60 kilometres downstream of the junction of the Murray and Darling rivers. 2 items. Murray-Darling Basin Commission paperback
1930rif. 118542Canberra: Government Printer 1930. Very Good. Canberra Government Printer 1930 and 1931. Foolscap folio two reports 29 and 31 pages. Stapled as issued; both items have a small initialled annotation to the top left-hand corner of an early page and the second one a small hole in the bottom margin of one leaf a minor production flaw; trifling signs of age and use; overall both items are in very good condition. Commonwealth Parliamentary Papers Number 50 of 1929-30 only 850 copies and Number 216 of 1929-30-31 only 790 copies. The Northern Australia Act of 1926 resulted in the proclamation of the Territories of Central and North Australia on 1 March 1927. Four annual reports were issued by the Government Resident R.H. Waddell before the Act was repealed on 11 June 1930. These are the third and fourth reports and contain detailed accounts by the 'Chief Protector of Aboriginals' totalling 5 pages plus reports on health policing agriculture mining and the like. 2 items. Government Printer unknown
1962rif. 137506Adelaide: Public Library of South Australia 1962. Hardcover. Fine. Adelaide Public Library of South Australia 1962 facsimile edition/ 1841. Octavo iii 27 pages plus a map. Gilt-lettered cloth slightly rubbed; leaves uncut; a fine copy. Correspondence and evidence before a Select Committee of the House of Commons on the affairs of South Australia relating to 'the dismissal by Her Majesty upon the recommendation of Lord John Russell of the original South Australian Commissioners on the 23rd of December 1839 who had been giving their gratuitous services to the public from the 5th of May 1835 up to that time and the appointment of three friends of his own in their places with salaries of £1000 per annum each' from the preamble. Peade SA7: one of only 22 copies. This was one of the earliest facsimile editions published by the library 'reproduced . using the xerographic process' with the text bound from concertina-fold paper printed on one side only uncut and unopened along the leading edges. Public Library of South Australia hardcover
1954rif. 133173Adelaide: K.M. Stevenson Government Printer 1954. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. Adelaide K.M. Stevenson Government Printer 1954. Quarto 32 pages with 13 illustrations from photographs; an official 'with compliments' slip is loosely inserted. Pebble-grain blue cloth lettered in gilt on the front cover; cloth lightly marked boards slightly bowed; endpapers discoloured; a very good copy internally fine. Loosely inserted are two typed personal references each one page quarto for Miss Leonore E. Roach a longstanding former local public servant about to embark on a tour of Australia. The letters on official letterheads are signed by the Premier of SA Thomas Playford 25 October 1961 and by the Clerk of the House of Assembly and the author of this book G.D. Combe 18 June 1971. Both letters are folded for posting otherwise they are in excellent condition. A vintage photograph 160 × 215 mm of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II inspecting the Fijian Guard of Honor at Suva Fiji in December 1953 is also loosely inserted. 5 items. K.M. Stevenson, Government Printer hardcover
